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I lost it when Hayato pulled out pictures of deformed eggplants to prove he wanted to join the gardening club. Haruki cracking up in front of

I was caught off guard by the shift in tone because I didn't think this show would try to tell a real story. The world under the four moons looked

That quiet talk between Midori and Naomi where the show really slows down was actually really nice and it made the later stuff feel more earned

I forgot how awkward these industry shows can be and seeing them set up that first shoot made me cringe and laugh at the same time

Fubuki Kai is such a menace in this episode and her wanting the title of best ninja makes the stakes feel much higher during the combat scenes

shikigan and miko working through that absolute mess of a final fight really showed how far she came since the first series started

That nineties aesthetic is perfect for this kind of drama and seeing the characters deal with the end of high school is pretty nostalgic

I genuinely thought it was going to be the childhood friend who sent that letter, but this episode actually threw me for a loop with that confession.

that intro music is so good and the way it sets the mood for the whole episode really works for the story

Ebichu is usually funny when she is being domestic, but the home invasion theme felt weirdly dark even for this show.

I couldn't stop laughing when Ebichu started shouting about the owner's intimate preferences and the owner just snapped and sent her flying

musashi coming back and finding out everyone has these weird powers is such a sharp turn from the romance stuff and that one part in the forest felt

The way they handled the XINN virus shutdown was pretty intense and seeing the global network finally start to recover after all that mess gave the

The drama in this one feels way heavier than your average release from that era, and the power dynamics make for a pretty uncomfortable viewing

Miyuki trying to fight back and getting shut down so hard by Isaku was brutal and it really shows how hopeless their situation is in that building

my head was spinning during that scene where the stepmother almost got caught and the tension was just too much

I usually skip recaps but I wanted to see if they added anything new to the Hirasaka training scenes, and they really didn't. It just reminded me why

Seeing Imari back in this nightmare felt so heavy and her face when she realized the ritual was actually working was the most haunting part of the

Losing virginity seems like a death sentence for these dolls and it makes what happened to Shion in the woods feel even more desperate

The atmosphere in the old house feels very nostalgic, and then Sora just destroys that peace by making those crazy demands to her own brother